god mode

AppWizard
February 3, 2025
John Gonzalez, the lead writer of Fallout: New Vegas, has returned to Obsidian Entertainment but is not involved in Fallout: New Vegas 2. He joined Obsidian in 2008 and worked there until 2011, after which he spent over two years at Ubisoft in Shanghai. He then worked at Warner Bros' Monolith Productions as the lead narrative designer for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and later served as the narrative director at Guerrilla Games for Horizon: Zero Dawn. Most recently, he spent nearly three years at Smilegate's Barcelona studio. Gonzalez is also set to release a novel titled God Mode: Single Player in 2025.
Winsage
September 6, 2024
Super God Mode is an enhanced version of Windows' God Mode that allows users to create shortcuts to system settings and commands for easier navigation. To install it, users need to download files from the project's GitHub page, execute a .BAT file, and keep the CMD window open. After installation, users can initiate a scan by clicking the "Run Script" button, which compiles relevant links into a folder named "Super God Mode." This folder contains subfolders for Deep Links (troubleshooters and frequently used applications), System Settings (shortcuts to specific system pages), and Special Named Folders (links to important directories). Users can organize these shortcuts on their desktop, create categorized folders, or transfer them to a USB drive for portable access.
Winsage
September 2, 2024
Windows 11 has a feature called "God Mode" that allows users to access advanced system settings. To activate it, users must create a folder on their desktop named GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}, which changes the folder icon to a "Control Panel" icon. This mode provides access to various system parameters, including BitLocker encryption, network settings, Bluetooth devices, file backups, and date and time adjustments. Users can return to standard operation by deleting the shortcut folder. Additionally, Windows 10 has been described as a "billboard" for Microsoft, promoting Windows 11.
Winsage
September 1, 2024
Unofficial "Super God Mode" app for Windows has been updated to enhance its ability to uncover hidden links. Blackmagic has launched DaVinci Resolve 19 for Windows on Arm, ahead of Adobe's offerings. The Vivaldi browser now officially supports Windows on Arm, featuring improved speed and functionality. AI researchers have successfully trained an AI to play Doom using Stable Diffusion, allowing users to control the game with mouse and keyboard inputs. Amazon is reportedly developing a new AI feature called "Remarkable Alexa," which aims to summarize extensive data into concise segments for tailored news digests.
Winsage
August 30, 2024
God Mode in Windows 11 is a special folder that consolidates shortcuts to over 200 settings and options within the Control Panel, making navigation easier. To enable God Mode, users create a new folder on the desktop, rename it to "GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}", and the folder icon changes to indicate activation. Users can manage BitLocker drive encryption, adjust network settings, customize energy settings, add Bluetooth devices, back up files, correct date and time settings, and adjust accessibility features through this mode. To disable God Mode, users can delete the folder.
Winsage
August 29, 2024
Super God Mode is a free tool available for download on GitHub that provides access to over 1,200 Windows settings from a single command center. It is a PowerShell script that creates shortcuts to folders, logs, and other components, and can generate CSV files detailing each shortcut's function. To use it, users download a ZIP file containing two key files: SuperGodMode.ps1 and SuperGodMode-EasyLauncher.bat. Running the EasyLauncher.bat file activates the script, creating a folder named Super God Mode with organized shortcuts and tips. The script allows for optional parameters to customize the experience, and the created folder can be relocated for easy access. However, it does not alter settings directly, and users should be cautious when modifying settings they do not understand.
Winsage
August 29, 2024
God Mode in Windows is a feature that consolidates administrative tools into a single interface, but it requires creating a specially named folder to access. Super God Mode, developed by YouTuber ThioJoe, is an enhanced version that uses a PowerShell script to create shortcuts to various Windows components, including CLSID-based shell folders, named special folders, task links, system settings, deep links, URL protocols, and hidden app links. It also generates CSV files with shortcut details, stores XML content from shell32.dll, and features a user-friendly GUI. The script can be executed manually or via a .Bat launcher for easier use. Instructions for downloading and running the script are provided, along with a YouTube video for further guidance.
Winsage
August 28, 2024
xd-AntiSpy has been updated to version 4.12.5, named GothamX. The update features a revamped settings page for centralized control, a new plugin marketplace for accessing various plugins from GitHub, and significant improvements in load times. Key updates include a dynamic settings form, a live Plugins/Marketplace page for direct downloads, and pre-installed options like the Debloater. xd-AntiSpy is a free, open-source tool available on GitHub, and users are advised to be cautious with third-party applications. An alternative, WinToys, is available through the Microsoft Store.
Winsage
August 26, 2024
Windows' "God Mode" is a feature for advanced users that offers customization options for the operating system. The unofficial "Super God Mode," developed by ThioJoe, expands on this concept with more advanced tools. The app has recently received its first update, which includes enhanced search functionality for hidden links related to non-Appx applications, a bug fix for search results, a new option for a "Deeper Scan for Hidden Links," and updated hard-coded paths for compatibility with non-primary drives. Users can download the app from its GitHub page and run the necessary files.
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